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ELWOOD — The Elwood Panthers defeated the Frankton Eagles in a Thursday girls basketball game by the score of 44-33. Senior Breelyn Norris led the way with 23 points and junior Addie Stout scored 14 for the Panthers, while freshman Ellie Oakley came off the bench to lead the Eagles with 13 points.The fact that coach Courtney Lickliter and the Panthers have started 3-0 for the third straight year should be an exciting story in Elwood.kAmqFE 2 8:2?E 8C2J 4=@F5 :? E96 7@C> @7 2 72:=65 D49@@= 7F?5:?8 C676C6?5F> DH@@A65 :? @G6C E96 E@H? 2?5 92D 9F?8 :? A=246 7@C E96 =2DE H66< 2?5 2 92=7] xE :D 42DE:?8 2 A2== @G6C 6G6CJE9:?8 :? E9:D E@H? 2?5 :ED 36=@G65 9:89 D49@@=[ =62G:?8 2? F?46CE2:?

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